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Persons as may be willing to Contract : I.3" Pi d yinz this Ho s pit a l w i t h STOCKINGS', way de t7 ) ;' } their Proposals to the Directors of the said Hospital Plae..!, on SATURDAY,- the 6th Of June next, at oC lf , elt i n t h e Forenoon; and in thentean time be ititt7shed with Forms of Propocals, and acquainted with fur- P4'renlars, by i ngn i r i ng at the Steward's Office here. t, i ; (l l3 r ; I\, Proposal will be received after the hour afore er will any h e atten d ed to that are not agreeable to the • -(4nl s; our unless the Parties personally attend. ! slto, CONTRACT FOR CANDLES. NtTc ti CAPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, May 27, 1818 Persons as may be willing to Contrac, fo r I.r stlppTeing- this Hospital with CANDLES may de -4111,4 '„, 'eir Proposals to the Directors of the said Hospital, li tti Place, 011 S ITURDAY, the Gth of June next, at Etc in the Forenoon ; and in the mean time be for 11!ith Forms of Proposals. and acquainted with further 4 1 . ;1 ( . 1 S by inquiring at the Steward's Office here. Nr,., () Proposal will be received after the hour aforesaid, ' Fatss, hOr 1.1 4 "Y be attended to that are not agreeable to the said unless the Parties personally appear. CONTILICT FOR FLOUR. '41.• HOSPITAL FOIt SEASLEN, GREENWICH, May 25, 1818. Veui PERSONS as may be willing to Con , fogr tact 1 Supplying thi s H osp it a l with 6!)0 SACKS of4et.',4 4 1 ' Nay d e li ver in their Propocals to the Directors of ti t , t “ 4t ho spital at t hi s Pl ace, on Saturday, the 6th of June t itt l , l o'Crock in the forenoon ; and in the mean kit', kroislied with Fo rms o f P roposa l s, an d acqua i nted here . fitt.ther p , irti cu la rs, b y coy niring at the Steward's Office k A b`" P'oPasal will be r e c e i ve d a f ter t h e h our afor e sa i d, 4 rt ti , 'tn . , ' be attended to that are not agreeable to the said \" r utiles & the Parties personally attend. • '‘.4/ILZ PRENIiSES, the PROPERTY of GDVE,RN MENT, for SALE. Fah Victualling-Office, May 8, 1818. '..oI INIISSiONERS for VICTUALLING op M AJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, that t(i • , te•p the 7th of July next. they will he ready to re al 4fi 'llp . : \t ti 'ts in WI iting !gated up), and treat for the Sale al VA LLEYFIELD, in the immedi a t e vicinity Z 1:1 : . . and nei e hh attr h oo d o f Edi n b urgh, w i th the h l 'So" ..I"ik'ltß and Er ec ti on ' s thereon, lately occupi e d a s VP,Lutur Pliso ners o f War; and also of the TWO "it', 1 , 44- iftitlSES on the High Grounds immediately Ilse above Premises, which are occupied by the k4111,1.,:u1d Surgeon of the Depot, with the Grounds stir /11;4' "'" same. 'l t Pt: 1 ; 4 1 11 41 : Premises We• e fornielly used as an extensive 'Netory, for which, or any other Manufacturing ri'ose• thev c'Ply • are well calcolated, having a most ahundant ef. Wa ter, and containi ng extens i ve R anges o f Bu i ld- 'tttf„:arintis Descriptions • • and the Hous e s, w hi c h were tt -" ler ' are very commodious and well-fi n i s h e d. eti tka •trticulars may be known hp applying to Mr. k• Ne r 4 s e , , nitro, at Talleyueld, who will spew the Pro i;,,:-,"fluitit out their respective Boundaries. ytae°: di sposed to become Purchasers upon this occasion, t; t fir th e w h o l e Depot Premises, and for the I le gt t ' l4 Noillscrs clitioititiy, or for the Depot Premises 1-I,n4sys, or fur one m- mini of the Dwelling \ !6'ilarate f .- at their option; )t1 ta u: , oel Depot Premise., '1), • l'"wever, t Lat no Tender will be received in which th ''t*e shahl not he inserted in words at length, or that lid - t delivered to . the Board before One o'clock on the '44 thel the 7th of July next, nor unless the Pelson who , Sak i when , ; e l :de r , or some Person' on his behalf, attends to c .., 'lls‘d for, • 4. 1' WALBROOK "ARP. ,at Z tl , ADJOU RN ED kl'A li DNIOTE , 1 trill th' t .. s ' 4ners. Hall, IrefOre the Wor•rliipfill JOHN AT thi ,i'ltl s 1 y- M.P. Alderman irf the said Ward, on saturday 44i d V:1, 4 14 ( .1„N1ay, for farther procesoling on the sorutiny, 41. " () N f• CO WON COUNCILMAN for the 1 dr in . At S t 4 11,.„ the rtiotn of ",Ir William Ross, deceased; ' °li" e • trom m r. Ti . N a tha n iel . tV'll'• dated 29th It 'I, • 'te tt , ionios i ion's, . ;t1. 11 ? I lli, .." 1 to the presiding Officer, annoitricing that iisiyNil..-t,i;l4.:,liilt.clined proceedin g - any further un the scri.2- k 7t 44 1 .'C1, 4 ,7 .?.eeti read, the Alderman' t hereupon declared 79. 1 (1 ivl "o)bs duly elected a Common Councilman of 'llkiip tiit ' id for the Konainder of the year, in the roma of t! . ' 4' ittiSS iie.eaSea, and he was sworn 'in accorl, qt. NI, - t'li').‘ f .'4tt o d i l l l :,T i nin i° l l,sly; . That the Thanks of this Wardnuite l 'hl,lh r R 1 Atkins, Esq. Alderman of this Ward, an . d . 10 'l;tit it,,,,"lrPsetitoiresof this City in'Parliament, for his ti, 4 PIII,Ii "Idefatigoble exertions in the discharge of . his 1 4' h . . C il ulies , and fur his conduct in the chair during , Il k , •Itt tv '' rt turning health has enabled liinr.to preside at Ilk, ttil y 'qn, N l l'„ ,l ' ih ri '- - tit• ' - F, That th e f orego i ng Resoltition be 3, - id ti,!,e.tie.„!toollslstral Morning; and Fvening Papers, s igned by 441,,, ,,i. MOY THOAIAS, Ward Cleric. t r May 30, b>______ 1,„ 41,11y,-, - 14:1,0,0,6, S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is 41 ''' -.4. ' to all other' Remedies for the Wind, Parc -11,.- 'I 3 'vaiii the titomach and l l ' 4 tif c Pt , s, and those Disortict sin • i'k4 i, Ht4 "ig, will •11 irove fatal to' so mans , under t 'i'"i i t , ~4 ." Years. It L is eq ually efficacious in - Cholics, , ri i: 14 ()the.' Complaints in' the Intestines of grown per qt . :1 i ' :,,', l , 1'14,1,1;4,1pt,yi- Cordial Alerh • einc, iiirentctl i b hc ili t s l c i l e au l; i t i c_ etrio_rt. f , .. 41ny, Aptitlircary, ii now prepurt f y . _ iNeI,,,AIN sauces tie!! and her tions to whom alone he he : ti, 'N I , lh*, ' ' ' • • ,id only by F. ~ ' 1':,.Y;,,, , ' pertv by his Will.—lt i.,, si rie t ';'t j.-.-'tii S ows, ht the old established It'arelo,us.e.Nos..4es., N'l f(},i'Al' ' l f fit. Pant's, the third house from Cheap side, le, N i ' ' ',.\, ‘l ( l% b i T . I,lrt ; 1)T if procured elseivliere, 1, 4 4 .,,!, ki e . . 4111*.s Carinioative, an he sure to " d see that the naiiie t h , •t,i,,' " t IlgraiVeti ill Ihe stamps. 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O O be 01 09 d i e ea It) e ga. t 7- 70 1 O cb o gb 9 r° , rt, I,oojaili 3 5CiJ J, ..nuaroo . „est F 0 sto a e v. 111 9, llo i ll a Toni a fter , do t• • ofll4 .E • colty• . e _ PI big airgi of e. Cent} lotte 4tr,Ct 13 0 -" ° e r 4 in c! 1,1 r , se e AIY ___ , •° ° ,eA S „ A• eJ, To bY JO " Of I‘,l NDAY, JUNE 1, 1818. TATION. L SOCIETY for PROMOTING .111 the EOUCATION - of the POOR in the PRINCIPLES of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH throtuhout ENGLAND and W LES, instituted 1811—incorporater by Royal Cher ter, 1817. PATRON—HIS Royal Highness the PRINCE TtEGI,Nr. PRESIDENT—His Grace the Archbishop or CANTERBURY VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Lord High Chancellor, The Bishop Of-St. Asaph, The-Archbishop et York, The Bishop of Carlisle, The Earl of Shaftesbury, The Bishop of Bristol, The Earl of Hardwicke, The Bishop of Rochester, The Earl of Liverpo4l, The Bishop of Ely, The Bishop of London, The Bishop of Oxford, The Bishop of Durham, : The Bishop of qester, - The Bishop of Winchester, The Bishop of Peterborough, The Bishop of Lichfield and The Bishop of Gloucester, Coventry, The Bishop of Llaudstf, The Bishop of Lincoln, The Bishop of Sodor & Mann, The Bishop of Bathand Wells, The Bishop of Quebec, The Bishop of Worcester, The Bishop of Calcutta, The Bishop of Chichester, The Bishop Of Nova Scotia, The Bishop of Bangor, . Lord Kenyon, • The Bishop (AIL:Word, Lord Grenville, The Bishop of Exeter, Lot d Redesdale, The Bishop of St. David's, Lord Colchester, The Bishop of Salishoryi The Right Hon Rich. Ryder, The Bishoß of Norwich, The Right 114 n. Sin W. Scott. The F 'NDS entrusted to the GENERAL COMMFITEE of this SOCIETY, from the date of its Institution in October, 1811, to the present time, have consisted of Annual Subscrip-. thins, of Bequests, and of Broil:l,6,ms to a considerable amount, derived from Royal Munificence, from the liberality of many Noble Persons who have honoured the Society with their support, from the two Universities, and other Corpora tions, from the Archbishops and Bishops with the great body of the Clergy, and from a multitude of generous and public spirited individuals of almost every rank in Society. • The sum total of the Benefactions hiss already been ex pended in prosecuting the important objects of toe Society; and that portion of its Funds is now wholly exhausted. At the time the Annual Revenue is Calor! insufficient to maintainceven the existing Establishments at the Central . ' Sehool, for the Education of Children, and the support and instruction of Masters arid Mistresses ; whilst urgent claims in aid of other Schools continue to be preferred from every part of the kingdom. The Society is therefore compelled to make amither appeal to the liberality of the Public: and the General Committee has great satisfaction in being able to ground its claims to further encouragement on the following proceedings of a very puruerous . and_ highly respectable Meeti - ng of the Friends to the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Esta blished Church, convened by -piddle advertisement, Ist May, 1818, His Royal Highness the DUKE of YORK, in the Chair, At which it wasunauttuously resolved, Ist—That it ativea \ rs .to this Meeting, that since the Insti tutiun of the Nation:d S-ciety iu 1811, various Benefactions and Subscripti us have been contributed, amounting in the whole to S8;2081. Is 7d. 2d—That by the judicious employment of these means, the ' following important results hare been obtained in less than 7 years, via.—that besides maintaining the Central School in London—establishing tins System in every Diocese in England and Wales—and extending it s influence broad—two 'hundred and seven tv-six places have beets directly assisted by Money Grants, in the erection and enlargement of permane.'t Build ings for the Education of the Poor, in various pasts of the kingdom; one thousaori 'one hundred and forty-tour Schools have been united,, ia which not less than one hundred and sixty-five thousand Children at'e at this time ieceiving Edu cation no the National System; five hundred and seven Schools have been supplied with permanent and temporary Masters find Mistresses from the SncietY's Central School alone n—and seven hundred and five Masters anal Mistresses have been trained up in the practice of the National System in the Centr:ll School of the Society. 3d—That the Natio' al Nociety, as appears from the pre cedi statements, has most successfully contriiinted to tht • diffusion of the blessings of Education on the National Sys tette-. 4th-'That the maintenance of the National Society is of the highest importance to the support of National Education in the Principles of the Established Church ; and that local exertions for individual Schools do not supersede the neces sityait upholding. the Parent Society. sth—That therefore a Subscription be immediately opened to re.iovate the exhausted Funds of the Society, and to en able it to prosecute the important objects for which it was in stitu To these Resolutions t he .Committee think it necessary only to add, that it is on these grounds, and in the firm and growing conviction that the Cause in which they are engaged it the Cause of God and of their Country, that the _Society with confidence look forward to such a renewal of public bounty, as may enable their Committee to pursue its benefi cial labours with unremitted activity ; and they are willing to indulge the pleasing expectation, that with the continuance of support from the Public, - tue blessings of thi, Institution may be universally offered to the Children ofthe Pour tartnigh out England and Walt s. Benefactions and subscriptions will be received by the Trea surer, Joshua kViitSoll, Esq. at Messrs. Drummonds, Charing cross; and ':lessrs. Sikes, Snaith, and Co.'s, Mansion-house street. T. T. W.kLMSLEY, Secretary, BENEFACTIONS, &C. IMMEDIATELY SUBSCRIBED. L. .r. The Queen, - .- id Benet'. 500 0 The Prince R egen t, - 3d Benet . .. 500 0 The Duke of York, - - Ditto 105 0 The Princos of Hesse Homburg 50 0 The Prince of Hesse Homburg - ' 50 0 The Princess Augusta - - -50 0 The Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg - ' 105 0 University of Cambridge . 3d Benef. 500 0 Amherst, Lord - Ditto 50 0 Arland, :sir Thomas D. Bart. Ditto 30 0 and annual Subscription . - •10 10 Andrewev, rery Rev. Dr. G. Dean of Canterbury ' -, ' - Atkins, Alderman - - Bangor, the Bishop of -- - : - amid aunui , lSoibieription r Brownloiv, Earl and annual Subscription Bolton, Lord . - and annual Subscription Bmtroneau, Mrs. - Batt, John Thomas, Esq. Berens, - :henry, Esq. Birch, Alderman ~. Blaushard, Richard, Esq. Bowdler, John, Esq. and annual Subscription Braddyll, Thomas, Esq. Brooke, Rev. •1. K. Shaw Buchmian, Rev. Dr. Burney, Rev. C.• P.. . Button,. Francis, Esq." and annual Subscription Bush, James,, Esq. Canterbury, Arch!)ishop of and annual Sdhseription Chichester, the Bishop of and annual Snbscription Carlisle, the Bishop of Chester, the Bishop of and annual Subscription Clare Hall, s'laster'and Fellows of Cambridge, Rev. Archdeac(in and annual Subscription Campbell, ger. A. NI: 2d Benef. 21 0 Ditto 21 0 3(1 Benef. 32 10 6 6 2d Bend. 100 0 • 10 0 20 c 5 5 10 10 ad Benef. 21 0 10 10 20 0 10 10 0 Sd Ilene!. 27 0 t) 5 5 0 5 5 0 20 0 0 2 2 0 . _ - Ditto - (annual) 31 10 0 4th Beef. 2! 0 0 4 4 0 (annual) 5 5 0 3d Bend. 105 0 0 10 10 0 so 0 .0 - Ditto Ditto 30 0 0 2d Benet. 30 0 0 6 6 0 52 10 0 3d Bead. 25 0 0 5 5 0 10 10 0 2 2 0 3d Belief. 21 0 0 10 10 0 and annual Subscription Cliampa‘ni Rev. G. Christian, joscpli, Esq. Coltman, W. 3. Esq Coltman, Miss Coltman, Miss C. Connop, Rev. John Connop, Newell, jun. Esq. Cotton, William,,Esq. Crawford, Rer. Archdeacon and annual Suhscriptiou Croft, ThOWAS, Esq. • 3d Benef. 10 10 0 • (annual) 1 1 1 (Ditto) 1 1 0 to 10 0 2.1 Bend. 5 5 0 3d Benet'. 50 0 0 ed Bvuef. 10 10 0 -2 2 0 3d Benef. 21 o 0 ,c s. d. Courthope, George, Esq - 10 10 '0 and annual Subscription . - Cotton, Rev. JH. - (annual) 3 3 0 Durham, Bishop of - 3d Benef. 105 0 0 and annnal Subscription • - 'lO 10 0 Davis, William. Esq: - 4th Bend. 50 0 0 Dauben, Lieutenant-Colonel 5 5 0 and annual Subscription - • 22 0 D'Oyly, Rev. George - 2d Benef. 5 5- 0 and annual Subscription - 2 2 0 Drurnmonds, Messrs. Ditto 105 0 0 Duppa, Mrs. - - 3d Benef. 100 0 0 Ely, the Bishop of • - ' 3d Benef. 50 0 0 and annual Subscription - 5 - 5 0 Exeter, the Bishop of • - Ditto 26 5 2 and annual Subscription - 4'• 4 0 Egerton, Henry, Esq. • - . 5 5. 0 and annual Subscription -• 2 2 0 Fisher, Rev. Dr. - ' 2d Benef. 10 10 0 and annual Sub=cription ' - 2 /• 0 Flower, Sir Charles, Bart. - 50 0 0 and annual Subscription - 2 2 0 Foyster, Rev. J. (1; - - 10 10 0 Gloucester, the Bishop of 3d Benef. 30 0 0 and annual Subscription - 5 5 0 • Grosvenor, Earl - .., 2d Benef..los 0 0 Grosvenor, Countess • , 10:.. 0 0 Gaseler, S. Esq. - - Ditto 10 10 0 and annual Subscription - - 2 2 0 Gilbert, Messrs. R. and It. - Ditto • 65 0 and annual Subscriptku - - 2 2 0 Gipps, George, Esq. M.P. - 3d Benef. 20 0 0 Goodall, Joseph, Esq. - - 5 0 0 Grey, Reverend William Booth - 10 IP 0 Harrowby, Earl of - 4th Benef. 52 10 0 and atnnial Subscription \ - -• 10 10 0 Harris, Quarles, Esq. - 3d Bend. 25 0 0 and annual Subscription - - 2 2 0 Hminghain, Rev. W. - Ditto • 20 0 0 Heskoh, Reverend Robert - .2d Benef. 10 10 0 Hook, Archdeacon ' - (annual) 22 0 Houblont J. A. Esq. M.P. - 2rl Benef. 25 0 0 1 Hughes, Reverend Dr. 3d Benef. 30 0 0 Hussey, Reverend W. - • (annual) • 2 2 0 Inglis, Mrs. John - (annual) 1 1 0 Jones, }ter H.C. (Li addition to ann. Subscription.) 10 10 0 Jones, Rev. W. Greenwich - 2cl Heuer. 510 0 Kenyon, Lord - - sth Bend. 200 0 0 and annual Subscription - - 21 0 0 London, the Bishop of . - 4th Benef. 105 0 0 and annual Subscription - ,- 10 10 0 Lichfield, the Bishop of - 3d Bend. 50 0 0 Llandaff, the Bishop of - Ditto 30 0 0 and annual Subscription - - 5 5 0 Liverpool, Earl of - Sd Benef. 50 0 0 Langhism, Sir James, Bart. - 2d Bend. 50 0 0 Long-, 13ceston, Esq. - 3d Belief. 52 le , 0 Mant, Reverend Dr. • ' 2d Belief. 10 10 0 Marriott, GW. Esq. - (annual) 35 0 Moody,-Samuel, Esq. - - 25 0 0 M.S. A. A. - - - • - 50 0 Norwich, the Bishop of - 3d Benef. 30 0 0 and annual Subscription - - 6 6 0 Newnham, Rev. Francis - - 5 0 ()- Newton, A. Esq. the Trustees of - 300 0 0 Norris, Reverend H. H. - 3d Benef. 150 0 0 ,and annual Subscription - - 4 4 0 Oxfdrd, the Bishop of ' - 3d Benef. 50 0 0 • and annual Subscription -.- 5 5 0 Oddie, Henry Hoyle, Esq. • Ditto • It) 10 0 Ogles and Co. Messrs. - - - 1 1 0 Owen, Rev. Archdeacon •- • 4th Benef. 50 0 0 Peterborough, Bishop of - - 3d Benet. 50 0 0 and annual Subscription - - 5 5 0 Palmer, J. H. Esq. • - 20 Benef. 21 0 0 and annual Subscription - - 9 9 0 Park, the Hon. Mr. Justice •• 3d Benef. 21 0 0 and annual Subscription - • it) 10 0 Peel, Sir Robert - 2d Bend. 105 0 0 and annual Subscription - - - 5 5 0 Petit, Louis Hayes, Esq. - 3 d Benef. 26 5 0 Putt, Arthur, Esq. - ed Belief. 10 0 0 Powell, Rev. H. 1 .. Ditto 80 0 0 and Annual Subscription - - 5 0 0 Prodgers, Reverend Ed w i n - . (annual) 1 1 0 Prosser, Reverend Archdeacon 3d 13enef. 105 -0 0 Old annual Subscription - • - •10 10 0 Pusey, Honourable Philip - Ditto 50 • 0 Radstock, Lord " - 3d Benef. 10 0 0 Rolle, Lord " - 2d Benef. .100 0 0 and animal Subscription - ' - 5 5 0 Richards„ Reverend George - Ditto 10 10 0 and annual Subscription - • - 1 1 0 Rountl,',liihn, Esq. M. P. - 3d •Benef. 10 0 0 mid annual Subscription , - - 2 2 0 Rowland, Daniel, Esq. ' - . - 2 2 0 and annual Subscription - - - 1 1 0 Ruell, Reverend I). - - 1,1 0 Russell, Jesse, Eiq. - 2d Benef. 50 0 0 Russell, Jesse Watts, Esq. Ditto 50 0 0 Russell, Rev. O. - Ditto 10 10 0 and annual Subscription - - 4 4 0 Rucker, 1). H. Esq. - . Ditto 52 10 0 ' and annual Subscription - " - 2 2 0 Ryder, Right lion. Richard - Sd Benet. 25 0 0 and annual Subscription - , - 5 5 0. Salisbury, the Bishop of • - ' 3d Benef. 30 0 0 and annual Subscriptions - • - 6 6 0 St. Asap!). the Bishop of ' - Ditto 5.2 10 0 and annual Subscription Sodor and 'Mann, the Bishop of and annual Subscription ShafteSbury, Earl of Selsey, Lord , - Seymour, Lord Robert Saumarez, Admiral Sir James Shepherd, Reverend G. B. D. - 20 0 0 - h 0 el Ditto 100 0 0 105 0 0 30 0 0 21 Benet. 10 0 0 3d Benet. 10 10 0 • - and anneal Subscription Sikes, William, Esq. and annual Subscription Sikes, Henry, Esq. - Snell, Rev. Thomas ' and annual Subscription Thomas, Reverend Archdeacon Tournay, Reverend Dr. and annual Subscription Tococr, John, Esq. Vansittart, Right Hon. N. - Winchester,. the Bishop of - and annual Subscription - Worcester, the Bishop of and annual Subscription - Watson, Rev. Archdeacon - . and annual Suhsoriptiou - Watson, Joshua, Esq. and annual Subscription - Watson William, Esq. Watson! . John, Esq. Wetherell, Charles, Esq. M.P. and annual Subscription - Wilberforce, William, Esq. - and annual Subscription - Wilson, John, Esq. ' - Wilson, Thomas, Esq. Wilson, Mrs. Thomas Friend, per Thomas Wilson, Esq. Winirle,.Liev. Robert Wix, William, Esq. . - Wodsworth, Rev. Charles - Wollaston, Rev. Archdeacon - Wallinley, Rev. T. T. • - York, the Archbishop of and annual Subscription 7 Yates, Rev. Dr.. -2 2 0 Ditto 20 • 0 0 5 5 0 Ditto 21 0 0 10 10 0 -2 2 0 - 10 10 0 9d Benet. 10 10 0 4 4 0 Ditto 10 10 0 2d Benef, 52 10 0 3d Benet. 1011 0 0 10 16 o 2d Benef. 50 0 0 6 6 0 d Bonef. 30 0 0 -5 5 0 Ditto 105 0 0 10 10 0 - 21 0 0 (annual) 6 5 0 - 31 10 0 -2 2 0 3d Benef. 60 0 0 -4 4 0 10 10 0 etlßenef. lu 10 0 10 10 0 31 10 0 10 10 €1 2d Benef. 10 10 0 (annual) 1 1 0 - 20 0 0 double Sub. 4 4 0 3d Benet 105 0 - 10 10 0 - 1010 0 PIANO-FORTES, GREAT BARGAINS. 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